Your Vision, Our Future: Help shape the Strategic Plan.
The City is creating a strategic plan that will establish the City's mission, vision, priorities, and goals. The plan will help guide the City over the next five years in its decision making and actions to meet the needs of the community.
This page is an opportunity to engage our community members and stakeholders in defining clear goals and actionable strategies for the City's future. You play a critical role and the City wants to hear your thoughts to incorporate them in the strategic plan. Your input is essential for providing clarity and direction to elected officials, leadership, and staff.
The City is collecting responses through Friday April 24, 2026. Please submit your feedback through the various engagement methods below!
Upcoming Events
Tuesday April 21, 2026 9:00 am
Community Forum - Higher Groundz Coffee and Tea
Please join us in-person to share your thoughts and provide input for our strategic plan. Our consultants will be hosting and facilitating this session to collect your feedback!
Location: Higher Groundz Coffee and Tea
Address: 12075 Dorsett Rd, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday 22 April 2026 10:00 am
Community Forum - Community Center
Please join us in-person to share your thoughts and provide input for our strategic plan. Our consultants will be hosting and facilitating this session to collect your feedback!
Location: Community Center
Address: 2300 McKelvey Road, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Thursday 23 April 2026 6:00 pm
Community Forum - Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Please join us in-person to share your thoughts and provide input for our strategic plan. Our consultants will be hosting and facilitating this session to collect your feedback!
Location: Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Address: 3130 Parkwood Ln, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Opportunities for Engagement and Participation
Community Survey
Ideas Wall
What would be the same and what would be different in the City in the next five years?
Post your idea about any of the following categories from the drop-down: 1. Future Growth and Development, 2. Culture/History, 3. Permits/Inspections, 4. Public Safety, 5. Communications, 6. Streets/Transportation. 7. Recreation After you submit your response, please check out the other engagement tools to participate further and share additional thoughts! (max 140 characters).
10 April, 2026
Sue says:
Mental Health to prevent more shootings. More cops create a strain on mental health. Which will cause more shootings
7 April, 2026
Victor says:
A soundwall along Hwy 270.
7 April, 2026
Alan Hebel says:
Every city surrounding Maryland Heights has development of restaurants shopping. Why can’t Maryland Heights develop along 141. The cities ar
6 April, 2026
Jones says:
Dedicated biking & walking infrastructure, not just for recreational purposes. Car-free network safe enough for even children to use.
4 April, 2026
Howard Bender says:
A permanent farmers market or other outdoor market like the Soulard Farmers Market in the city would be nice. A Missouri River Marina?
29 March, 2026
Jj says:
I’d love to see a robust newsletter for all residents including a communal event calendar. It would be awesome if it included gov stuff too
29 March, 2026
Happy Capy says:
More small business restaurants (a cafe or sandwich shop would be great)
More activities for teens
Fewer age restrictions on activities
26 March, 2026
ANOLLE says:
To establish a limit of the number of vehicles a person can have at their residence and the parts and oil containers the spill onto the grou
20 March, 2026
BaconMilkshake says:
I'd like to see more places to hang out, visit, or eat after a concert at the music park or amphitheater.
13 March, 2026
deanmachine says:
We need to rebuild and reopen the Pritchard Farm Road bridge. It’s been 4 years and it’s crucial for emergency responses.
5 March, 2026
Allannah says:
More places where the community is able to come together, flea markets and 3rd spaces. More things to actually do and places to go.
Forum
What do you want Maryland Heights to be like five years from now?
